Looking into The Queer Mirror of ‘Mulan’
Of all the Disney Princess films, 1998’s 'Mulan' is arguably the only one to utilize the mirror to unintentionally underline the LGBTQ+ experience.
‘The Acolyte’ Will Take You to an Exciting New Galaxy Far, Far Away (You Just Have to Let It)
'The Acolyte' marks a thrilling new direction for the Star Wars franchise at large.
Justinian Huang: From Film Studio Exec to Published Novelist — And Just Getting Started
Studio executive turned author Justinian Huang discusses his potentially daunting career pivot.
‘Poetry’ Urges — Even Begs — Us to See the Beauty in Art and Life
Finding parallels between the seemingly futile pursuit of art today and in Lee Chang-dong's 'Poetry'.
Ramesha Nawal and Bakhtawar Mazhar on Sparking Uncomfortable Dialogues with ‘In Flames’
In conversation with actresses Ramesha Nawal and Bakhtawar Mazhar about their film 'In Flames.'
A Moment of Reflection with ‘The Queen of My Dreams’ Writer-Director Fawzia Mirza
Speaking with director Fawzia Mirza about her film 'The Queen of My Dreams.'
Canadian Film Fest 2024: Six More Shorts
We review six more short films from the 2024 Canadian Film Fest.
Introducing The Queer Dispatch Through Grief and Anger in Hong Khaou’s ‘Lilting’
For The Queer Dispatch's maiden voyage, Jericho Tadeo examines the legacy of 'Lilting' in queer cinema.
‘Má Sài Gòn’ Is a Vibrant Mosaic of Queer Life in Vietnam
Khoa Lê’s film operates on an exciting new level of documentary filmmaking that we haven’t really seen before.
Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Is an Exercise in Letting Go of the Past
Stands firmly as an entertaining and, more importantly, intentional interpretation of a fantastical story built upon Asian and Indigenous cultures and traditions.
